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'''Perpetual Sobriety''' is a settlement in the [[Sea of Souls]], part of the [[Shadesmar|Rosharan subastral]] of the [[Cognitive Realm]]. It is located on a peninsula north of [[Ageless Beauty]], and is south of the [[Basin of the Veiled Sun]].{{map ref|Sea of Souls}} In the [[Physical Realm]], the peninsula Perpetual Sobriety exists on is a river that separates [[Azir]] and [[Emul]].{{map ref|Roshar}} |
'''Perpetual Sobriety''' is a settlement in the [[Sea of Souls]], part of the [[Shadesmar|Rosharan subastral]] of the [[Cognitive Realm]]. It is located on a peninsula north of [[Ageless Beauty]], and is south of the [[Basin of the Veiled Sun]].{{map ref|Sea of Souls}} In the [[Physical Realm]], the peninsula Perpetual Sobriety exists on is a river that separates [[Azir]] and [[Emul]].{{map ref|Roshar}} |
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Latest revision as of 20:19, 17 August 2021
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| Region | Sea of Souls |
| World | Shadesmar |
| Universe | Cosmere |
Perpetual Sobriety is a settlement in the Sea of Souls, part of the Rosharan subastral of the Cognitive Realm. It is located on a peninsula north of Ageless Beauty, and is south of the Basin of the Veiled Sun.[1] In the Physical Realm, the peninsula Perpetual Sobriety exists on is a river that separates Azir and Emul.[2]
![[1]](#cite_note-Sea_of_Souls.jpg-1){kind=link}
![[2]](#cite_note-OB_Roshar.jpg-2){kind=link}
Perpetual Sobriety's name and proximity to Lasting Integrity may suggest the place is under honorspren control.[1]
Nazh notes that the place is also perpetually boring, likely due to its lack of alcohol.[1]
